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Any NYC firms with 1K or less deposit requirement?
- Thread starter Bakinec
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Quote from flamadiddle:
Wow. So much for their education eh? Why was half fired?
WTS is just one of the better wolves out there. I also traded in 09 and was fired, but that's because I was late all the time, because I didn't care, because I found out about e-minis and wanted to trade ES and not have to split my profit with anyone for their shitty MOO MOC strategies.
Quote from Gubinec:
WTS is just one of the better wolves out there. I also traded in 09 and was fired, but that's because I was late all the time, because I didn't care, because I found out about e-minis and wanted to trade ES and not have to split my profit with anyone for their shitty MOO MOC strategies.
You were an independent contractor there though, right?
Quote from flamadiddle:
Wow. So much for their education eh? Why was half fired?
When they got close to $1500 total loss they got fired, also for not doing enough volume. In my 3 months there I think 1 person got a check out of like 30 traders, maybe your the exception lol. I think they are good though for a new trader who wants to learn about scalping stocks for .01 and rebates all day.
Quote from Tradeindia:
When they got close to $1500 total loss they got fired, also for not doing enough volume. In my 3 months there I think 1 person got a check out of like 30 traders, maybe your the exception lol. I think they are good though for a new trader who wants to learn about scalping stocks for .01 and rebates all day.
It seems that would make sense seeing the trainees put up the $1500. WTC doesn't want to float someone who can't trade... would you?
I think it seems fair that they would give someone 3 months of a chance. In that time period they could've studied and traded every waking moment to make it happen. Ya know, given it a full effort. I'm not saying overtrade because there's times when you're better off not trading but am saying put in the time to learn every facet of 'what it takes'. Just my .02
My problem with NY firms though to be honest is just about every New Yorker I've met has a tinge of criminal and or arrogance in him. And to be honest why would someone want to be surrounded by people like this?